When webmasters first hear about RSS they tend to concentrate on the promotional aspect of things. They want to know how to bring more traffic to your site and get the highest rankings in search engines. Webmasters always seem to ignore the fact that you can use RSS to keep up with your field of interest, with little effort and saving you precious time. You could spend time promoting your site. If you are a webmaster of the most time-consuming activities is kept up to date with what’s happening in your field of interest. In general, the trawling search engines, visiting websites and forums frequented cover your area of interest and the competition sites.

This, as you know takes time. You have to visit each site, see if there is new content and then read it. What you need is a way for all this information together in a place where you can quickly scan through any new information. More and more sites now offer RSS feeds of information from there sites. All you need do is subscribe to the feed, its so simple.

Once you have subscribed to any new updates from that site will be collected for you by all you have to do is read it. If you use an online reader such as Bloglines, then do not even wait for the RSS and Bloglines have downloaded the download does everything for you. All you need do is log into your account. Imagine how much time you have saved. No more need to visit a website only to discover that nothing has been updated. Imagine not having to trawl through large sites trying to find the latest information. RSS can save a significant amount of time I’m sure it would not be spending on developing content for your own site. Allan is the webmaster in an RSS resource for webmasters. Learn how to use RSS to attract and retain visitors to your site …